College students helped identify "Beaver Creek John Doe" as David Emil Jacobsen, a decade-old cold case involving remains found in Yavapai County in 2011.

The Buckeye City Council approved North Star Ranch development 6-1, despite opposition from Sun City Festival retirees concerned about traffic and lifestyle disruptions.

Arizona faces a severe winter storm causing highway closures, school cancellations, and warnings from officials to exercise caution due to snow and potential flash floods.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Phoenix, including intermittent rain, thunderstorms, and sunshine with occasional gusty winds and varying temperatures throughout the week.

Senator Kyrsten Sinema's bipartisan border security bill faces opposition in Congress with little hope for passage, despite her determination to address border issues.

The wrongful death trial for Jorden Simms, who died after jumping from a police car in 2019, has begun against the Graham County sheriff's department.

A suspect was hospitalized after a police shooting near a Walmart in Surprise, Arizona, with no other injuries reported. The incident, the eighth officer-involved shooting in Maricopa County this year, remains under investigation.

ASU pioneers the use of AI in English classes, integrating tools like ChatGPT for enhancing student writing. This approach supports idea generation and critical thinking, reflecting ASU's dedication to innovative education.

Former Arizona physician Stephen Miller faces manslaughter charges for allegedly aiding a suicide in New York. He pleaded not guilty and returned to Arizona on bail.

Roger Smith resigns as head of Phoenix's OAT, citing a lack of independence crucial for overseeing police conduct, amid a backdrop of political tensions.

Two men were arrested in Arizona and California for separate attempted sexual assaults on teenage girls in grocery store bathrooms, with community concern and ongoing police investigations.

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile reverted to its classic name after briefly being called the Frankmobile. Fans preferred the original name. The vehicle is touring Phoenix.

A Listeria outbreak linked to Rizo-López Foods Inc. cheeses has caused 26 infections, 23 hospitalizations, and 2 deaths. Recalled products were sold at stores including Food City and Whole Foods.